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Creator
Patterson, Frank (378)
U.s. Forest Service (89)
Ford, John Fletcher (49)
Prentiss, Arthur M. (21)
Miller Photo Company (18)
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Rivers -- Oregon (318)
Lumber Industry (218)
Forests (200)
Mountains -- Oregon (149)
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1. Intake of water supply for Corvallis on Marys Peak postcard Intake of water supply for Corvallis on Marys Peak postcard Water use; Mountains -- Oregon; Intakes (Hydraulic engineering)
2. Redwood slab Redwood slab Redwoods; Trees; Tourism Redwood slab, 2,100 years old, Richardson Grove.
3. Beach at Port Orford Beach at Port Orford Beaches; Rock formations; Beach at Port Orford, Oregon Coast Highway.
4. Mt. Lassen Mt. Lassen Mountains -- California; Forests Mt. Lassen, the only active volcano in the United States.
5. Drinking mineral water Drinking mineral water Springs; Fishing Drinking mineral water, London Springs, Oregon.
6. Mazamas hiker on the trail in the forest Mazamas hiker on the trail in the forest Mazamas (Portland, Or.); Hiking; Hikers The Mazamas, founded in 1894 on the summit of Mt. Hood, is a nonprofit mountaineering education organization located in Portland, Oregon.
7. C. W. Wither Ranch, Summer Lake, Oregon C. W. Wither Ranch, Summer Lake, Oregon Lakes & ponds; Ranches; Mountains -- Oregon
8. Ranger Smith Taylor Ranger Smith Taylor Horseback riding; Trails & paths; Rangers Ranger Smith Taylor on the Olallie Trail, Willamette National Forest
9. Eucalyptus, Roosevelt Highway Eucalyptus, Roosevelt Highway Eucalyptus; Trees; Roads; Transportation
10. Mt. Lassen Mt. Lassen Mountains -- California; Forests; Lakes & ponds Mt. Lassen, the only active volcano in the United States.
11. Bohemia Railroad Bohemia Railroad Lumber industry; Railroad cars Bohemia Railroad, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
12. Mazamas hiking through the snow on Mt. Rainier Mazamas hiking through the snow on Mt. Rainier Mazamas (Portland, Or.); Mountains -- Washington (State); Mountaineers; Mountaineering The Mazamas, founded in 1894 on the summit of Mt. Hood, is a nonprofit mountaineering education organization located in Portland, Oregon.
13. Men fishing at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Men fishing at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Bridges; Waterfalls -- Columbia River; Fishermen; Platforms; Rivers -- Oregon
14. In an Oregon logging camp In an Oregon logging camp Logging; Railroad locomotives; Lumber industry; Log transportation; Camps Photograph was hand colored.
15. Log weighing Log weighing Scales; Logging trucks; Lumber industry Forest Service scaler measuring loads at the Fall Creek scaling strip.
16. Coos Bay lighthouse from Roosevelt Highway Coos Bay lighthouse from Roosevelt Highway Lighthouses; Beaches
17. Steel bridge Steel bridge Transportation; Bridges; Streams -- Oregon The steel bridge, 252 ft. to the water. Highest on the Pacific Highway.
18. Three women on porch Three women on porch Dwellings; Families; Group portraits Rujada, Oregon.
19. Mazamas hiking trip to Mt. Rainier Mazamas hiking trip to Mt. Rainier Mountaineering; Mountaineers; Mountains -- Washington (State); Volcanoes The Mazamas, founded in 1894 on the summit of Mt. Hood, is a nonprofit mountaineering education organization located in Portland, Oregon.
20. Barge at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Barge at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Barges; Locks (Hydraulic engineering); Tugboats; Rivers -- Oregon
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